Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-11-05
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NEW styles in pants for young men.
Just received. The MODEL.
LOOK out for Rosenbush Il Cos big
advertisement next week.
Two of our correspondents by miss
carriage of mail, failed to get in last
weeks issue.
On examination OF ordinances there was
found an ordinance providing for punish
ing such immortality.
WE are indebted to Mr.. JIG. Hutzler for
late Chicago papers, and to Mr.. j. A Mill
er for late Wichita papers.
LosT.-On Martin street, a K. of p.
watch charm. Please leave at this
office and receive reward.
MOTHERS see our boys suits before
buying. All prices and all styles.
The MODEL.
THE United Silk Manufacturing
Company, of Hagerstown, has increased
its capital stock to five thousand dol
lars.
THE M. C. Band Fair will commence
on the 18th inst. An enjoyable time, a
large attendance and liberal patronage
expected.
A PATENT has been granted Mr.. d..
M. Kilmer for a broom rack invented by
him, and which he has been using for
some time.
THE wife of Judge Richard Parker,
of Winchester, Va, died at that place
November End, She was an estimable
lady.
BRIEFs.-Don't forget Gettinger's 81
Hoke's closing ot sale of Doors,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS. TRAY
ELLING BAGS, GLOVES AND UMBREL
LAS.
WOODS COMEDY COMPANY will give
an entertainment in Feller's Opera
House tonight Saturday Oct 5th)
This is represented to be one of the best
companys on the road.
WE have no doubt of the character
and ability of the gentlemen elected
School Commissioners, but at the same
time, it is equally certain that some
good men were defeated.
WILD ducks have been very plentiful
on the Potomac. Mr.. Charles Pitzer,
one of our typos bagged fifteen and ye
editor and his family enjoyed two of
them. They were excellent. Thanks
Charley
THE concert of instrumental and vo-
cal music at Felers' Opera House on
Friday night of last week was especial
ly creditable and enjoyable. Each par
ticipant did we'll. The providers and
participants of the supper also did re-
markably we'll.
THE publishers of southern Society
and Drama" 90 and "a Main Street
Norfolk, Va, desire correspondent in
this section to attend theatres and So
ciety meetings and forward reports of
same Credentials for admission fur
nished. Address with stamped envel.
ope.
THE following is the vote for School
Commissioners, viz:
N. I'll. Snyder ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BAT
u. 4. Grove. ................. ........ 343
Snyder's majority. .....
John Grozinger ,.................. 33S
Geo. v, Rathman. ...,................ 3jl
Grozinger's majority.
Edward Barton. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ABB
Hezekiah Mcdowell ................ 263
Barton's majority 40
A FREE FIGHT took place on We'd
nesday evening at the r. r.. Crossing,
between the gypsies and Nick Smith
and others. Stones and sling shots
were freely used. Smith got an artificial
head put on him and the gypsies got
very tired. 1t was an old time regular
free fight all around.
DEAD LETTERs.-The following is a
of letters remaining in the Postoffice at
Martinsburg, w. Va, Oct, Goth, and
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
Nov. 18th, if not called for. When call
ing say advertised.
Jacob Barlup, w. Evan Baker, Rhoda
e. Grim, VIM. Richter, Annie Moore,
Kate Moore, Sample Myers, II. Nc
Weigh, Patrick A'Connor, T. X.
Smith, A. w. Utterbach.
w. b. CoLsToN, p. M.